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The 'off-centered' GC

December 26, 2012

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"I know that one of the reasons they hired me was that I've done a lot of the regulatory work with Marc," Barnes said.

Barnes was born in Pittsburgh. She and Brandon haven't had any kids, she said, but she considers her dogs her children. Her hobbies include landscape photography and travel.

[State regulators] try their hardest to address every situation, but the cool stuff that our brewmaster and Sam [Calagione] come up with that they want to do is usually not addressed at all.

—Shauna Barnes

Don Tartaglione writes for The National Law Journal, a Daily Report affiliate.

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  • mark2011

    December 30, 2012 12:56 PM

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